Ivy League Graduate · Attorney (India) · Columbia Law School LL.M., 2025 Licensed by New York State Supreme Court as Legal Consultant (India)

Parth Singh’s Indian litigation experience includes civil writs, criminal bail matters and dispute management, with roles at the Office of Advocate Partap Singh, Hammurabi & Solomon Partners and the office of the Advocate General of Punjab.
Of counsel, June 2021–January 2023; senior associate, February 2023–February 2024; principal associate, February–July 2024. These role periods overlap parts of the clerkship and other professional relationships.
Parth worked as Associate — Dispute Management & Litigation in New Delhi from November 2022 to February 2023, following the Supreme Court clerkship period.
From February to August 2023, he assisted litigation work in the office of the Advocate General of Punjab. This public-office relationship is a distinct part of the Indian practice record.
Civil writs, criminal bail applications and dispute-management work sit alongside research on sentencing and criminal procedure. The authored papers have their own publication records, including the two International Annals of Criminology articles.
The Columbia LL.M. year followed in 2024–2025. A later international-law of-counsel entry with the Office of Advocate Partap Singh begins in July 2025; the Ramseyer appointment begins in August 2025. The timeline displays the role periods together.
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